Current Series
Morning Series
The Resurrection Chapter
Following the celebration of Easter, we will explore the meaning of the resurrection more fully through 1 Corinthians 15, Paul’s ‘Resurrection Chapter’. It is a chapter that speaks about our commission to be witnesses and then unpacks that witness into the meaning of the resurrection.
Evening Series
Disciple
Jesus’ words of call were simple, ‘Follow me!’ In the evenings we will look at nine discipleship practices suggested by John Mark Comer’s book, ‘Practicing the Way’. There will be shorter talks during this series to allow time for discussion.
I am Jesus
Morning Series
In John’s gospel Jesus offers us a series of intriguing word pictures to help us understand His identity and the nature of His mission. These ‘I am’ statements link directly to the eternal and personal nature of God.
Whole Life Worship
Morning Series
First and foremost worship isn’t something we do : it is a response to what God has done through Christ. Worship is a life lived ‘in the light of God’s mercy’. In order for this truth to impact us, our gathered times of worship need to shape us.
Living the Lord's Prayer
Evening Series
For many of us, the words of the Lord’s Prayer are very familiar. But do we ever really stop to think about what we’re saying when we pray it together?
Living with Questions... about violence
Evening Series
Living with Questions … about violence We live in an increasingly violent world, and it raises complicated issues for followers of Jesus. Are we pacifists or can we join armies? Do we believe in capital punishment? Could we be terrorists? And what about the invisible violence in family life?
Following a Faithful God
Morning Series
The story of the book of Joshua is all about God’s faithfulness. In it we see God making good on His promises. God's people face overwhelming odds but emerge victorious only because they committed themselves to following a faithful God.
Worship in the Wilderness
Evening Series
Wilderness is a dry and lifeless place causing the people of God to confront their fears and frailty. But wilderness is also where we discover God's provision and transformation, where we encounter God afresh.
